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American Journalism Project — Philanthropy Intern: The American Journalism Project is seeking two interns to support its Philanthropy Team and gain experience in nonprofit fundraising, communications, and the role of philanthropy in strengthening local journalism. Interns will conduct donor and foundation prospect research, support fundraising operations, develop impact stories, assist with donor stewardship, improve Salesforce CRM data, and complete a strategic capstone project tailored to their interests. The role is ideal for students interested in nonprofit development, fundraising, communications, journalism, or civic engagement who have strong writing, research, organizational, and data-management skills. The fully remote, paid internship lasts three months and averages 20 hours per week. Candidates should be comfortable working independently and collaboratively, managing multiple priorities, and handling sensitive information professionally. Submit an .  the full description.

Bleacher Report — Social Programming Intern: Bleacher Report is seeking a Social Programming Intern to help create, discover, and publish sports content across social feeds reaching more than 68 million fans. The intern will identify emerging content before it goes viral, publish directly to social channels, create content, and cover major sports moments in real time while gaining experience in sports social media strategy and measurable audience engagement. The role is ideal for journalism students who are passionate sports fans, have experience with Reels, TikTok, or YouTube, and ideally have created sports media through a publication, radio outlet, or personal social account. Applicants must have at least a 3.0 GPA and meet U.S. work-authorization requirements. The paid, hybrid Los Angeles internship requires 16–24 hours per week and runs October 12–December 18, 2026. To apply, submit an application through the  by Aug. 21, 2026.

CALSTART — Brand Implementation & Graphic Design Intern: CALSTART is seeking a Brand Implementation & Graphic Design Intern to support its Marketing & Communications creative team during an organization-wide rebrand. The intern will apply the new visual identity across presentations, templates, digital assets, social media graphics, email campaigns, infographics, and other communications while maintaining brand guidelines and organizing shared creative assets. The position provides hands-on experience with brand systems, graphic design production, quality assurance, and collaborative creative workflows, along with mentorship from senior designers and opportunities to build a professional portfolio. Ideal candidates have completed at least three years of college coursework and possess strong organizational, communication, and Microsoft Office skills; proficiency in Adobe Creative Cloud and knowledge of typography, layout, and visual hierarchy are preferred. The position is designed for a fast-paced remote work environment. To apply, submit an application through the .

CALSTART — Graphic Design, Video & Motion Graphics Intern: CALSTART also is seeking a paid intern to support its Marketing & Communications creative team with graphic design, video production, motion graphics, animation, and digital content creation. The intern will create social media graphics, advertisements, presentations, infographics and other marketing materials; edit short-form videos for platforms such as LinkedIn and YouTube; develop animated content; and help maintain brand standards and creative assets. The position offers experience in multimedia storytelling, campaign development, brand implementation, and collaborative creative workflows, along with mentorship from senior designers and opportunities to build a professional portfolio. Ideal candidates have strong Adobe Creative Cloud skills, including Illustrator, InDesign, Photoshop, Premiere Pro and After Effects, as well as experience with Figma, video editing, motion graphics, typography, layout, branding, and visual storytelling. To apply, submit an application through the .

House of Aama — Brand Marketing & Editorial Intern:  is seeking an intern to support editorial storytelling, social media, content creation, collection launches, email marketing, influencer outreach, community engagement, and campaign analytics for its Los Angeles-based luxury fashion brand. Interns will write and produce content, manage social platforms and content calendars, capture behind-the-scenes photo and video, support partnerships and PR gifting, analyze performance metrics, and assist with events, photoshoots, and seasonal activations. The role is ideal for students interested in fashion, brand marketing, editorial communications, or creative strategy who have strong writing and organizational skills and familiarity with social media, content creation, and tools such as Canva; experience with Adobe Creative Suite, video editing, email marketing, analytics, or influencer marketing is preferred. The internship is unpaid, requires 5–10 hours per week for approximately three months, has an immediate start date, and prefers candidates in Los Angeles. The position includes direct mentorship from the founders and creative director and may lead to consideration for a Brand Marketing Coordinator role. To apply, send a resume, portfolio or creative work samples, and a brief note explaining your interest in House of Aama to careers@houseofaama.com.

Long Beach Post — Editorial Intern, Arts & Culture: The Long Beach Post is seeking an editorial intern to produce arts and culture coverage of Long Beach, including a weekly “Things to Do” roundup and one to two short feature stories or social videos per week. Interns will develop reporting, interviewing, writing, multimedia storytelling, and deadline skills while receiving coaching and editing from senior editorial or visual staff and building a portfolio of published work. The role is ideal for students who already have basic reporting skills, can identify compelling story angles, understand AP style, and can manage multiple assignments; video, photography, and social media production skills are helpful but not required. This unpaid internship is primarily in person in Long Beach, with interns encouraged to work in the newsroom at least two days per week and flexibility for some off-site work, evenings, and weekends. To apply, submit a resume and at least two work samples to Senior Local Editor Jeremiah Dobruck at Jeremiah@lbpost.com; finalists will be interviewed remotely.

LoveWise Foundation — Community Engagement Intern: The Community Engagement Intern helps expand access to LoveWise Foundation’s relationship-skills and mental health resources by developing outreach materials, building relationships with schools and community organizations, representing LoveWise at events, coordinating partnership meetings, and supporting participant recruitment. Interns gain experience in community outreach, professional communication, partnership development, networking, and equity-focused nonprofit work. The position is ideal for CDFS, psychology, communications, sociology, or related majors with strong interpersonal and organizational skills, cultural humility, and an interest in serving historically underserved communities. A LiveScan background check is required. To apply, send a resume and letter of intent explaining your interest in the position and LoveWise’s mission to Leya Solis at leya@lovewisefoundation.org.

LoveWise Foundation — Social Media & Digital Storyteller Intern: The Social Media & Digital Storyteller Intern works with LoveWise’s Creative Director to create and schedule social content, design graphics, capture photo and video, track engagement metrics, and support digital outreach related to programs, donors, and the organization’s inaugural gala. Interns gain experience translating mental health and developmental concepts into accessible content while building skills in digital storytelling, brand voice, content analytics, fundraising communications, and portfolio development. The position is ideal for communications, psychology, CDFS, marketing, or related majors with strong writing and visual storytelling skills, basic experience with Canva or similar tools, and an interest in mental health, social justice, and mission-driven communications. A LiveScan background check is required. To apply, send a resume and letter of intent explaining your interest in the position and LoveWise’s mission to Leya Solis at leya@lovewisefoundation.org.

Official League — Social Media Intern: Official League, a premium lifestyle brand within COLLiDE Agency, is seeking a Social Media Intern to support content creation, social media management, and digital campaigns involving sports teams, music artists, and other brands. Interns will help develop campaigns and content calendars, create short-form video and copy, engage with online communities, participate in real-time coverage of sports and music events, monitor trends, and analyze social media performance. The role is ideal for students interested in social media, sports, music, marketing, or brand storytelling who have strong writing skills and familiarity with platforms such as Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, BlueSky, and X; experience with CapCut, Photoshop, or Canva is preferred. This remote internship is unpaid. Applicants should be currently enrolled college students, with marketing, communications, sport management, or related majors preferred. To apply through , submit a resume, brief cover letter, and links to relevant social media projects or personal accounts demonstrating your skills.

Orange Coast Magazine — Editorial Intern: Orange Coast Magazine is seeking undergraduate students to gain hands-on experience in magazine journalism by fact-checking articles, pitching story ideas, interviewing sources, conducting research, and writing for print and online publication. Interns will work under experienced editors while developing reporting, writing, research, fact-checking, and editorial skills and learning how a professional magazine operates. This remote, unpaid internship requires 10–12 hours per week for at least 12 weeks and interns may not simultaneously work for competing Orange Coast publications. To apply, email a cover letter, resume, and at least one writing sample to Senior Editor and Internship Coordinator Astgik Khatchatryan at akhatchatryan@orangecoast.com; qualified applicants will be invited to a brief virtual interview.

Orange County Soccer Club — Marketing & Community Outreach Intern: Orange County Soccer Club is seeking interns to support marketing, brand awareness, community outreach, and promotional initiatives, with students able to request a focus area based on their interests. Marketing interns may develop social media content and campaign ideas, research marketing strategies used by professional sports teams, and participate in community promotional events, while Community Foundation interns help develop multicultural outreach strategies, support community programs, and identify nonprofit partnership opportunities. The internship is ideal for students interested in sports marketing, public relations, social media, community engagement, or event promotion who have strong communication, research, organizational, and teamwork skills. Interns must be available for flexible hours, including some evenings, weekends, and holidays; event production, local market, and graphic design experience are preferred but not required. Internships are available year-round, evaluated on a rolling basis, and are unpaid for academic credit only. To apply, submit an application through .

RAGDOLL PR — Fashion & Beauty PR Intern: RAGDOLL PR is seeking an intern to support fashion and beauty public relations through media monitoring, press release and pitch writing, influencer research, gifting, media list building, trend research, business development, and social media content creation and management. Interns will gain hands-on experience working with editors, stylists, influencers, and fashion and beauty brands while developing PR writing, media relations, research, and digital communication skills. The role is ideal for students interested in fashion, beauty, and public relations who are organized, creative, reliable, detail-oriented, and strong communicators; familiarity with Canva, Photoshop, InDesign, Cision, Fashion Monitor, or Muck Rack is a plus. Applicants must have an associate degree or be currently enrolled in college, have their own laptop, and commit to at least 14 hours over two days per week for a minimum of three months. The internship is unpaid, with mileage and parking reimbursed for required sample deliveries. To apply, send a resume and cover-letter email to Amanda Hopkins at amanda@ragdollpr.com.

SGA Marketing — Environmental Outreach Intern: SGA Marketing is seeking interns to support environmental and social-impact campaigns through grassroots community outreach, market researc and related project work. Interns will engage directly with the public at community events, gather insights on environmental issues, and gain experience in community-based marketing, public engagement, and research. The role is ideal for students interested in environmental communication, public relations or social-impact work who have strong writing and interpersonal skills and are comfortable initiating conversations with members of the public. Applicants must have at least a 3.25 GPA and must have a valid driver’s license and their own vehicle to travel to outreach activities. The position is primarily part-time, in-person weekend work, typically 1–2 weekends per month. To apply, submit both a resume and cover letter through .

Thomas Lab at 911�Թϱ�����ѹۿ���� — Social Media Intern: The Thomas Lab at 911�Թϱ�����ѹۿ���� is seeking a freshman through junior undergraduate student to manage social media content highlighting the lab’s research in bacteria-host interactions, pediatric care, and women’s health. The intern will create and post updates about lab activities, events, and achievements while helping build public interest in science and engagement with scientific research. The position offers opportunities to develop science communication and social media skills, attend scientific conferences at 911�Թϱ�����ѹۿ���� and across the United States, and potentially write and publish in science-oriented journals. The opportunity is ideal for students interested in social media, science communication, research, or health-related fields. To apply, email Dr. Lamar Thomas at lamar.thomas@csulb.edu with the subject line “Internship.”

Wells Media — Business Reporting Intern: Wells Media is seeking journalism students for a fully remote internship supporting business news coverage for Claims Journal and its related media outlets. Interns will write and edit briefs from press releases, conduct online research, interview subject-matter experts and executives, and progress toward reporting deadline and enterprise stories while developing business journalism and professional communication skills. The internship is ideal for students with basic news reporting and word-processing skills, familiarity with AP style, and at least one news writing course; interns must have a computer and be available at least two days per week to complete assignments. Hours are flexible with no set workdays or times. The internship is unpaid and offered for academic credit. To apply, send a cover letter and resume to djergler@insurancejournal.com.

911�Թϱ�����ѹۿ����Post — Editorial Intern: The 911�Թϱ�����ѹۿ����Post is offering paid fall 2026 editorial internships in areas including news reporting, breaking news, digital production, audience development, social media and multimedia storytelling. Interns work alongside editors and reporters, contribute to live coverage, attend editorial meetings, pitch story ideas and build professional journalism skills in a fast-paced digital newsroom. The internship is onsite in Century City (Los Angeles), runs Sept. 14 to Nov. 20, 2026, and requires 24 hours per week. Apply through the .

County of Orange — Communications & Public Relations Intern: The County of Orange is offering an unpaid, in-person internship that provides experience supporting communications, public affairs, and community outreach across a variety of county agencies. Interns may assist with press releases, social media, newsletters, event planning, media talking points, video production, community engagement and special projects. Interns commit 12–15 hours per week for at least three months during regular business hours, and applicants must submit a cover letter, résumé, writing sample and unofficial transcript with their application. Apply through .

DDA — International PR Team Intern: DDA is seeking a paid intern to support film and television publicity campaigns through media research, press list development, coverage tracking, event preparation and client reporting. Interns gain hands-on experience by assisting with film festival planning, monitoring media coverage, compiling press materials, tracking interview requests and awards nominations, proofreading publicity documents, participating in strategy meetings, and supporting press days, premieres, and virtual interviews. The internship is onsite (Tuesday–Thursday), runs Aug. 11–Nov. 12 and requires 2–3 days per week. Apply through or send resume to careersdda@ddaglobal.com.

Elle Communications — Public Relations Intern: Elle Communications is offering a hybrid, unpaid internship beginning in late August 2026. Interns gain experience in PR strategy, media relations, influencer engagement, content creation, and client communications by building media lists, monitoring coverage, supporting media outreach, creating content, and assisting with campaign launches. They also learn to use industry tools such as media databases, analytics dashboards, and editorial calendars while working alongside experienced PR professionals. Interns participate in weekly team meetings, mentorship through regular supervision, and monthly networking coffee chats with agency professionals. Apply through .

Human Rights First — Communications Intern: Human Rights First is seeking a Communications Intern for fall 2026 to support media relations, digital communications, and public affairs initiatives that advance the organization’s human rights advocacy. Interns gain hands-on experience by tracking media coverage, developing social media and digital content, updating websites, writing blogs and messaging materials, maintaining journalist contact lists and conducting research for communications projects. Experience with social media, web editing, or press strategy is preferred. Apply through .

OC Animal Care — Marketing & Communications Intern: OC Animal Care is seeking an unpaid, in-person intern to support social media, digital marketing and public outreach efforts that promote shelter animals and community programs. Interns gain hands-on experience by creating social media content, designing promotional materials, photographing and filming shelter animals, enhancing online adoption profiles, and editing photos and videos using Adobe Creative Cloud while building a professional portfolio. Applicants must submit a , résumé, and unofficial transcript with their application. Apply through .

Our National Conversation — Editorial Intern: Our National Conversation is seeking a remote, unpaid Editorial Intern to edit and fact-check articles, newsletters, and other written materials while ensuring accuracy, AP style, and the organization’s commitment to nonpartisanship and civil dialogue. Interns collaborate with writers and editors, participate in editorial meetings and may help manage website submissions. The position is ideal for students who have exceptional writing skills, strong attention to detail and can work independently in a remote environment. Interns must commit to at least one semester, attend regular team and organization-wide meetings, be authorized to intern in the U.S., and complete an editing assessment as part of the interview process. Apply through .

Sony Pictures Television — Social Media Intern: Sony Pictures Television is seeking a paid, onsite Social Media Intern to support the digital presence of its Game Shows division. Interns gain experience by identifying social media trends, developing and publishing content, engaging with online communities, tracking content performance, analyzing social media metrics, and managing digital assets. The position is ideal for students who are passionate about social media, pop culture, and digital storytelling, have experience creating content, and are familiar with platforms such as TikTok, YouTube, and Snapchat. The internship is onsite in Culver City, runs September–December 2026 and requires 10–29 hours per week. Apply by Aug. 7 through the .

TMZ — Podcast Intern: TMZ is seeking a paid Podcasts Department Intern for fall 2026 to support podcast production and digital content creation within its entertainment news operation. Interns assist podcast producers by editing audio and video clips for social media. The role is ideal for juniors and seniors who are passionate about celebrity and entertainment news and have experience or coursework related to media production; familiarity with Adobe Premiere and Adobe Audition is a plus. The internship runs October–December 2026, requires a minimum commitment of 20 hours per week, including shifts beginning at 6 a.m. Apply through the .

TMZ — Social Media Intern: TMZ is seeking a paid, onsite Social Media Intern for fall 2026 to help create original content for TMZ and its partner brands. Interns edit videos, conduct research for social media, assist with camera shoots, and collaborate with the social media team while learning from senior staff and participating in professional development sessions. The position is ideal for juniors and seniors with a passion for celebrity and entertainment news who have relevant coursework or experience and are proficient in Adobe Premiere. The internship runs October–December 2026, requires a minimum commitment of 20 hours per week and is onsite in Los Angeles. Apply through the .

Valerie Allen Public Relations — Public Relations Intern: VAPR is seeking a remote, unpaid intern to support entertainment and celebrity PR campaigns through media outreach, content creation and social media management. Interns gain hands-on experience by distributing pitch materials, creating press clippings, contacting media outlets, and writing press releases, media alerts, pitch letters, biographies, and other promotional content while learning the day-to-day operations of a boutique PR agency. Apply following the instructions sent by email to students enrolled in Journalism 498.

Legendary Entertainment (Nerdist) — Editorial Intern: Legendary Entertainment is seeking a paid, part-time Editorial Intern for Nerdist in Burbank for fall 2026. Interns will research and write breaking news, feature, and evergreen articles about entertainment and pop culture, pitch story ideas, monitor news, and assist with image sourcing, social media copy, and online publishing while gaining hands-on experience in digital entertainment journalism. The internship provides access to professional development workshops, networking opportunities, and industry events. Apply through .

LA Parks Foundation — Communications & Social Media Intern: This Intern supports LA Parks Foundation’s digital communications by creating and scheduling social media content, writing newsletters, blog posts, and press materials. The intern also is involved in managing online community engagement, capturing photo and video content at events, tracking analytics, updating website content, and assisting with media outreach. This paid internship is ideal for students who have strong writing skills, familiarity with social media platforms, and an interest in public parks, environmental equity or community storytelling. Experience with Canva, Adobe Creative Suite, Constant Contact, or WordPress is preferred, and photography or video editing skills are a plus. To apply, submit resume and cover letter to jobs@laparksfoundation.org.

Segerstrom Center for the Arts — Fall Internships: Segerstrom Center for the Arts offers paid fall internships in departments that include Marketing & Communications, Development, Education & Engagement, Programming, Campus Operations, and Studio D. Interns complete 120 hours over 12 weeks, gaining hands-on experience through meaningful projects while participating in weekly professional development sessions and learning from leaders across the organization. Applicants must be authorized to work in the U.S., enrolled for academic credit, and available for Friday professional development sessions from 2–3 p.m. The personal statement is the most important part of the application. Segerstrom strongly encourages applicants to write an authentic statement that reflects their own experiences, interests and voice. Thoughtful, genuine applications stand out far more than AI-generated responses. Learn more and apply through . The deadline to apply is Friday, July 31.

SiriusXM — Sports Programming Intern: SiriusXM is seeking a paid, part-time sports programming intern to support the daily operations of its sports radio programming. Interns will edit audio, operate the soundboard, prepare shows for on-air talent, screen listener calls and emails, contribute to on-air content, and learn the workflow of live sports radio. The position is ideal for students with an interest in sports media, strong communication and organizational skills, and familiarity with digital audio editing or broadcast software. Candidates should be passionate about sports, comfortable working in a fast-paced environment, and knowledgeable about SiriusXM programming; prior radio or television experience is preferred. Apply through the .

W. W. Norton & Company — Art and Literature Media Intern: W. W. Norton & Company is seeking a paid, part-time Art and Literature Media Intern for fall 2026 to support the creation and production of digital educational materials for college courses. Interns will assist with preparing ebooks, videos, instructor resources, and other learning tools; organize digital assets and metadata; proofread and format files; prepare manuscripts for production; and conduct market research while gaining hands-on experience in educational publishing. The position is ideal for college juniors or seniors who are curious about publishing, enjoy collaborative work, and have strong communication skills and proficiency with Microsoft Office. The 12-week internship involves up to 20 hours per week, runs Sept. 14–Dec. 4, 2026, and is remote for interns outside the New York City area. Applicants must submit a resume and an original (non-AI-generated) cover letter by August 14 to Emmanuel Ruiz at eruiz@wwnorton.com.Final hiring decisions will be made by Sept. 1. If you do not hear from W. W. Norton by then, you can assume the internship has been filled by a different applicant.

Good World Ventures — Digital Intern: Good World Ventures, a Live Nation Entertainment company, is seeking a paid, in-person digital intern to support social media, content creation and digital marketing for artists and brand campaigns. Interns will manage social media channels, edit short-form videos, research trends and creators, draft copy, analyze campaign performance and coordinate digital projects. This internship requires an in-person commitment of three days per week in the Los Angeles office. Apply through .

Insomniac —Community Engagement Intern: Insomniac is seeking a paid, in-person community engagement intern to support fan engagement initiatives for its music festivals and events from its Calabasas office. Interns will help develop on-site activations, analyze community feedback and social media trends, collaborate with marketing and production teams, and contribute ideas that enhance the festival experience while gaining experience in community management, event marketing, and audience insights. The role is ideal for students passionate about dance music, live events and digital storytelling who enjoy creative problem-solving and cross-functional collaboration. Applicants must be able to work onsite at least two days per week, and available 16–29 hours weekly. Apply through .

Insomniac –Music Group PR & Promo Intern: Insomniac Music Group is seeking a paid, in-person PR & promo intern to support publicity and promotional efforts for its record label in Calabasas. Interns will assist with media and streaming outreach, maintain press and playlist databases, draft promotional materials, conduct research, manage short-term projects and provide event support. Applicants must be able to work onsite in Calabasas and available 16–29 hours per week. Apply through

Kahn Media — Public Relations Intern: Moorpark-based Kahn Media is seeking a public relations intern to support media outreach, writing, research, and client reporting for brands in the automotive, luxury and outdoor lifestyle industries. Interns will help pitch stories to journalists, draft press releases, research media opportunities, monitor coverage and assist with day-to-day public relations activities. To apply, send your resume and cover letter to careers@kahnmedia.com.

The Wildlife Society — Wildlife Policy and Communications Intern: The Wildlife Society is offering a full-time, six-month remote internship for students or recent graduates interested in conservation policy, science communication and nonprofit advocacy. Interns will research wildlife policy issues, write articles and social media content, develop policy briefs and infographics, prepare background materials for advocacy efforts and attend the organization’s annual conference in Iowa, with travel expenses covered. The internship pays a $2,000 monthly stipend. Applicants must submit a cover letter, resume, transcript, references and a writing sample by July 15 to Policy@wildlife.org.

For Love & Lemons — Social Media Intern: For Love & Lemons is seeking a paid, fully remote social media intern to support the creation and management of luxury-focused digital content across Instagram, Pinterest, TikTok, and LinkedIn. Interns will develop visually polished social media posts, reels, and stories, maintain the brand’s aesthetic standards, manage community engagement, oversee content scheduling, and research emerging social media and fashion trends. The role provides experience in luxury brand marketing, content strategy, community management, analytics, and digital storytelling while working closely with creative and marketing teams. Apply through .

Insomniac Music Group — Marketing Intern: Insomniac Music Group is seeking a paid, in-person marketing intern in Calabasas to support social media, influencer marketing, and artist promotion for its record label division. Interns will manage content calendars, create and publish content across platforms such as TikTok, Instagram, X, and YouTube Shorts, research trends, assist with marketing campaigns, and help maintain influencer databases. Applicants must be at least 18, able to work in the Calabasas office, and available 16–29 hours per week, including occasional evenings, weekends, and event-related travel. Apply through .

J/PR — Fall 2026 PR and Social Media Internship: J/PR’s student internship program provides an experience in public relations and social media for travel, hospitality, and lifestyle brands. Opportunities exist to support media relations, influencer engagement, content creation, research, reporting, community management, and campaign development. Interns gain exposure to industry tools such as Muck Rack and Sprout Social, develop professional writing and communication skills, and participate in client brainstorming, strategy, and networking opportunities. This hybrid internship is primarily in-person at J/PR offices in Los Angeles, requiring 16 hours per week, with Fridays remote. Compensation includes academic credit and a $575 stipend upon successful completion of the internship. Apply through the .

Neon — Publicity Intern: NEON’s Publicity Internship offers experience in independent film publicity and distribution, supporting campaigns during festival and awards season. Interns assist with media tracking, press coverage reports, screening logistics, talent scheduling, interview coordination, publicity documents, and promotional materials. The internship emphasizes mentorship, professional development, and cross-functional learning across Neon’s distribution business. This opportunity is part of Neon’s Undergraduate Internship Program and provides structured training, networking opportunities, and real-world experience working on active film releases. Application deadline: 11:59 pm EST June 23, 2026. Apply through .

PCMag — Editorial Intern: PCMag is seeking a paid editorial intern to work with its News, Features, and Reviews teams, gaining experience in technology journalism and digital publishing. Interns assist with product testing, draft reviews, write news, feature, and service-oriented articles, and participate in editing, proofreading, and other editorial projects while learning from experienced technology journalists. The role offers opportunities to earn bylines, develop reporting and writing skills, and gain insight into how one of the industry’s leading technology publications evaluates products and serves readers. Ideal candidates are tech-savvy students with strong writing abilities, an interest in consumer technology, and the ability to work in a fast-paced environment. The internship lasts three months and requires 20–29 hours per week. Remote applicants will be considered. Apply through the .

TikTok — Content Strategy & Data Creator Education Project Intern: TikTok’s Creator Growth & Development team is seeking an intern to support the Creator Academy, the platform’s global education hub for creators. Interns will analyze content performance data, review educational resources, identify content quality trends, maintain dashboards, and help develop strategies and learning materials that improve creator success and content quality. Ideal candidates have strong analytical and communication skills who are interested in social media, the creator economy, digital content, and data-driven decision-making. Experience with spreadsheets, dashboards, content analysis, or short-form video platforms is preferred but not required. Apply through the .

FOX Corporation — Corporate Communications Internship: FOX Corporation offers a paid, on-site internship program in Los Angeles for college students interested in media, communications, and corporate operations. Interns are placed in departments such as Corporate Communications, Employee Engagement, and Graphic Design. Interns work 16–24 hours per week from September 14 to November 20, 2026, while participating in professional development workshops, master classes, and networking opportunities across the company. The application deadline is Sunday, July 5. Learn more and apply through the .

FOX News Media — Fall 2026 Journalism Internship: FOX News offers a paid, on-site internship in Los Angeles for college students interested in journalism, news production, and broadcast operations. Interns may be placed with teams such as FOX News @ Night, where they gain hands-on experience supporting newsroom and production workflows while working alongside industry professionals. Interns work 16–24 hours per week from September 14 through November 20, 2026, while participating in professional development and networking opportunities across FOX. Applicants must be able to work on-site in Los Angeles and demonstrate knowledge of current events and the news industry. The application deadline is Sunday, July 5. Learn more and apply through the .

FOX Sports — Fall 2026 Internship Program: FOX Sports offers a paid, on-site internship for college students interested in sports media. Interns are placed in departments such as Communications, Media Relations, Marketing, Production, Original Programming, Interactive Media, and FOX Deportes. Interns work 16–24 hours per week from September 14 through November 20, 2026, while participating in professional development programming and networking opportunities across FOX Sports. Applicants must have access to transportation and be able to work on-site in Los Angeles. The application deadline is Sunday, July 5. Learn more and apply through the .

The Progressive — Editorial & Digital Media Internships: is offering fall 2026 editorial and digital media internships that provide experience in progressive journalism, digital storytelling, and magazine production, with remote options available. Editorial interns assist with editing, fact checking, research, story writing, content planning, and social media production for The Progressive magazine, website, and related public education initiatives. Digital media interns focus on social media management, graphic design, video, infographics, audience engagement, and original multimedia content creation. Interns collaborate closely with editors, writers, and the art director while participating in editorial meetings and contributing to both print and digital publishing projects. Interns work an average of 10 hours per week and may earn academic credit as well as a stipend. To apply, send cover letter and resumé—including links to or samples of work—as a single PDF document. Editorial and digital media intern applicants should include 2-3 samples of work. Please title it following this naming convention: Last name, First name - Name of Internship _Semester-Year. Email it to: info@progressive.org. Please do not use artificial intelligence (AI) in your cover letter.

Segerstrom Center for the Arts — Marketing & Communications: Segerstrom Center for the Arts is offering paid fall 2026 internships, including in Marketing & Communications. Interns will gain hands-on professional experience supporting areas such as public relations, graphic design, creative content, and analytics within a major performing arts institution. Applicants must submit a professional resume and a one-page personal statement explaining their interest in the internship and how it supports their professional goals by July 31, 2026. Apply through .

Writers Guild Foundation — Community Programs Intern: The Writers Guild Foundation is offering a paid, part-time internship for college students interested in nonprofit programming, entertainment, and equity initiatives. Working closely with the director of community programs, interns will help promote diversity-focused writer development programs through marketing campaigns, video editing, research, survey analysis, and event planning. The position runs from September 2026 through January 2027 and requires 16–24 hours per week in person at the Los Angeles office. The application deadline is Monday, June 22, at 11:59 p.m. To apply, complete .

Attorney at Law Magazine — News Intern: Attorney at Law Magazine offers a remote news internships for students interested in legal journalism and professional writing. Interns will complete assignments remotely on flexible schedules and can expect to write approximately 3–5 articles per week covering legal news topics. Selected interns may also have opportunities to research and draft longer-form feature stories involving interviews with sources under the guidance of editors. Ideal candidates are strong researchers and writers with an interest in journalism, law, or legal communications. Applicants must complete a sample assignment to demonstrate their writing and research skills as part of the selection process. To apply, complete the form that appears at the bottom of the Attorney at Law Magazine .

Brilliant Agency — Public Relations Intern: Brilliant Agency is offering a remote public relations internship requiring approximately 15 hours per week to support its award-winning team specializing in family-oriented consumer brands. Interns will assist with media and influencer research, coverage reporting, campaign brainstorming, drafting press materials, influencer outreach, and event-related research while learning how PR agencies manage client accounts and communications strategies. This role provides hands-on experience in media relations, influencer marketing, social media strategy, and agency operations within a collaborative remote environment. Interns must maintain at least a 3.0 GPA and be available during standard business hours. Selected interns also receive a monthly reimbursement for personal technology and internet expenses. To apply, complete the  on Brilliant Agency’s website.

Brink Literacy Project — Publishing Internship Program: Brink Literacy Project is offering a remote, 15-week publishing internship designed to introduce underrepresented and diverse voices to the publishing industry through hands-on editorial and marketing experience. Interns work approximately 9–15 hours per week and receive a $300 stipend while gaining training in editing, literary publishing, outreach, production, and marketing. Responsibilities include reviewing submissions, editing pieces for publication in F(r)iction, conducting author outreach, writing reviews and editorial content, assisting with social media and marketing efforts, and learning magazine production workflows using tools such as InDesign. For fall, apply July 1, 2026, through . 

Dissent magazine — Editorial Intern:  is offering a paid editorial internship for approximately 16 hours per week. Ideal candidates are strong writers eager to contribute to a collaborative editorial environment. The internship pays $20 per hour. Dissent editors prefer applicants who can work in-person in Manhattan but will consider   exceptional remote applicants. To apply, email intern@dissentmagazine.org with a cover letter explaining why you would like to work at the magazine and why you would be a good fit, a résumé, and a one-page response to a Dissent article (online or in print) of your choice. Applications are due by Aug. 1.

In These Times — Editorial Internship: is offering a paid editorial internship providing experience in progressive journalism and magazine production. Interns work approximately four days per week during regular Central Time business hours and receive a monthly stipend of $1,728 while gaining experience in fact checking, article pitching, research, proofreading, web publishing, and collaborative editorial workflows. Each intern is paired with an editor mentor and is expected to publish at least one bylined article by the end of the internship. Ideal candidates are detail oriented and have strong writing skills and a demonstrated interest in progressive politics, independent media, and social justice issues. To apply, email a cover letter, résumé, and one writing sample to internship@​inthesetimes.​com, with the subject line EDITORIAL INTERNSHIP APPLICATION. Send all application materials in a single PDF file by July 15, 2026.

Ms. Magazine — Editorial Intern: Ms. Magazine is offering paid editorial internships interested in feminist journalism, digital media, and social justice reporting. Interns work between 5–30 hours per week during academic semesters. They assist with writing, editing, fact checking, social media production, research, and digital content creation for . Ideal candidates are strong writers, avid news consumers, and students passionate about feminist issues, racial justice, LGBTQ equality, and gender equity. The internship is remote-friendly, though interns may join staff in person at the Los Angeles office when possible. To apply, send a resume and cover letter to internships@msmagazine.com. Include up to three writing samples, either as links or attachments.

YourTango — Editorial Intern: is offering a remote four-month Editorial Internship, providing a $375 monthly learning stipend for a total of $1,500. Interns will work approximately 20 hours per week alongside the editorial team, pitching article ideas, writing and editing content, publishing stories through a content management system, sourcing visuals, and learning SEO best practices. Ideal candidates thrive in fast-paced environments, communicate well through digital platforms, and are passionate about online media and storytelling. Interns also receive mentorship, regular feedback, and networking opportunities with experienced editorial professionals. To apply, send your resume and portfolio to recruitment@yourtango.com with the subject line: "Editorial Internship" and complete .

NBC 4 & Telemundo 52 — News Intern: NBC 4 & Telemundo 52 are offering a paid academic year news internship based in Universal City, running from September 21, 2026 to April 23. Interns will contribute to real newsroom projects across NBC 4 and Telemundo 52, gaining hands-on experience in journalism, content production, and broadcast operations while working alongside industry professionals. The program provides professional development, networking opportunities, and exposure to a fast-paced, bilingual news environment. Additional benefits include paid time off, mental health resources, a Peacock subscription, and complimentary Universal Parks admission. Ideal candidates are motivated students interested in broadcast journalism who can balance academic schedules with part-time newsroom work. Applications close May 8. Apply through the .

NBCUniversal — NBC News Bureau Intern: NBCUniversal is offering a paid academic year internship based in Universal City, running from September 2026 to April 2027. Interns will work on real newsroom projects within NBC News, gaining hands-on experience in journalism, content production, and media operations while collaborating with industry professionals. The program provides professional development, networking opportunities, and exposure to a fast-paced news environment. Additional benefits include paid time off, mental health resources, a Peacock subscription, and complimentary Universal Parks admission. Ideal candidates are driven students who can balance coursework with a part-time internship schedule. Applicants must apply by May 8 and be available for the full academic year program. Apply through .

Orange County Soccer Club — Public Relations & Promotions Intern: Orange County Soccer Club is offering an unpaid, for-credit internship with its Public Relations and Promotions Team. Interns will support brand awareness efforts by engaging fans at community events, assisting with event planning and execution, and contributing to game day operations at Championship Soccer Stadium. Responsibilities include researching event opportunities, writing event plans and recaps, assisting with stadium setup and teardown, and developing fan engagement ideas. Ideal candidates are enthusiastic, organized students with strong communication skills who can work flexible hours, including evenings and weekends. Apply through .

Southern 911�Թϱ�����ѹۿ����Association of Governments — Media and Public Affairs Intern: SCAG is offering a paid, hybrid internship beginning July 2026, requiring 15–29 hours per week, with at least one in-office day per week. Interns will support the Media and Public Affairs Department by developing newsletter content, managing contact databases, assisting with social media campaigns, and supporting event planning and communications reporting. Responsibilities also include conducting research, preparing reports and presentations, and assisting with outreach efforts and internal communications. Ideal candidates have strong writing, research, and organizational skills. Deadline to apply: May 11, 2026. Apply through .

Television Academy Foundation — Public Relations/Publicity Intern: The Television Academy Foundation is offering a paid, part-time internship, running from early September through late November 2026. Interns will be placed with PR firms or entertainment companies to gain hands-on experience in public relations, including drafting press releases, researching media opportunities, contacting press, and attending meetings and events. Internship formats may be in-person, hybrid, or remote depending on placement. Ideal candidates are students with coursework in PR, journalism, or communications who have strong writing skills and an interest in careers in publicity or media. Learn more and apply through the .